Projector screen bubble

[jeffro67]

Recently picked up a used projector screen, stewart sst screen material.
Problem is that the previous owner leaned the screen against something and it stretched out that area which now has the bubble shown in the picture. The screen material is acoustically transparent and seems like its made of vinyl or pictures. I obviously want to get the bubble out so im looking for advice because I don't want to damage it in the process, anyone have experience with something like this that can suggest a careful way to flatter this out?

 

[Duane]

Try posing this on the AVS Forum site. Might get more opinions. Or Stewart Filmscreen

https://www.avsforum.com/forums/

Home-en - Stewart

Home EN US projection screen manufacture

www.stewartfilmscreen.com

 

[swechsler]

Many years ago I purchased a screen and projector that was shipped to me. The screen unfortunately wasn't rolled up well and it ended up getting creased (this was a vinyl screen too, although it wasn't acoustically transparent). I contacted Stewart and they told me that it's not repairable (it was a pretty pricey screen, as most Stewarts are). This seems like it's a similar problem

 

[Mr Boochie]

Many years ago I purchased a screen and projector that was shipped to me. The screen unfortunately wasn't rolled up well and it ended up getting creased (this was a vinyl screen too, although it wasn't acoustically transparent). I contacted Stewart and they told me that it's not repairable (it was a pretty pricey screen, as most Stewarts are). This seems like it's a similar problem

I damaged the surface of a 32" computer monitor. It was a nice 4K one. There was no fixing it.

Luckily, new ones aren't as expensive anymore.


Sorry!

 

[jeffro67]

Many years ago I purchased a screen and projector that was shipped to me. The screen unfortunately wasn't rolled up well and it ended up getting creased (this was a vinyl screen too, although it wasn't acoustically transparent). I contacted Stewart and they told me that it's not repairable (it was a pretty pricey screen, as most Stewarts are). This seems like it's a similar problem

I contacted stewart and they said to try a blow dryer and see if i can work the bubble out. i tried that and it helped a little but ive decided to try something different, i purchased a a kit from amazon for about $10 that would let me make eyelits on the outer edge of the screen. My plan is to put about 6-7 eyelits on the edge and use them to stretch the screen up and to the sides of the bubble with zip ties screwed into the frame, i'll post some pictures if it works!